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The BIOS is updated. No change in behavior at bootup. Does anyone know of a resource (URL, book) that explains what the various possible BIOS settings are for memory (or anything else for that matter) and what those do? I know the CAS of the memory, but the BIOS has a dozen or so settings...

It's a 2 stick kit.

Okay, got it! Here is the link to my results: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/62350012

Those are my benchmark results. What more do you want?

When I reset the BIOS (couple of times, actually), it basically defaulted to the Optimized Defaults anyway. The CPU operates perfectly, memory and CPU passed PassMark MemTest86 with flying colors and the system is totally stable. It just has this hiccup when booting. Nice Benchmark Tool. Here...

I never enable hybernation on a desktop. Plus, the problem is with the BIOS and memory, not with the Windows 11 operating system. This was going on before I even installed an operating system. With the DRAM frequency set at 4000 Mhz, the Windows 11 system is perfectly stable, restarts fine...

Update: PROBLEM SOLVED! Issue recap: system startup went through 7 full memory checks (lasting 4 to 5 minutes altogether) before arriving at an AMIBIOS error page stating that the system was in a safe mode POST and that pressing F1 was required. Upon pressing F1 the system arrived at the BIOS...

@angry.pidgeon I'll take a look at the information you have provided. I know that all the boot settings that are possible to set are set on "Fast Boot," but I'll have another look for a setting that allows the system to bypass the memory check. I'm not sure there is one. I wouldn't mind if it...

Not that it helped me, and you may have already done this, but you should check the ASUS QVL list for compatible components: ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-Plus WiFi QVL. The computer operates perfectly except at boot time, so I don't think there is anything wrong with any of the individual components...

Thanks for your response. The bios is up-to-date. I flashed it myself to make sure and its number matches the latest bios on the ASUS site. I have reset the BIOS/CMOS via jumper three or four times then each time set the BIOS back to optimized defaults, then made sure that the fast boot settings...

I recently put together a system with the following components: Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-PLUS WiFi CPU: Intel I9-13900K GPU: Nvidia Quadro P4000 Memory: Kingston DDR5 KF552C40BBK2-64 (2x32) -- meets ASUS compatibility System is on a Crucial 1 TB M.2 SSD (in slot 2) with a 2TB Crucial...